Hotels With Parking in Inner Mongolia, China

Came here to swim with the kids. The environment is really good, with a 25-meter pool and water temperature at 28 degrees Celsius. The showers have plenty of hot water, and the towels are clean. The changing rooms even have a sauna. The room offers expansive views, and at night you can see the illuminated Borhan Buddha Stupa. Breakfast and dinner have a wide variety of options, suitable for both adults and children. The staff are very enthusiastic, and there's a free parking lot with plenty of spaces. The Wi-Fi is fast and reliable. During the holiday, the room was even stocked with snacks, fruits, and drinks, which was a very thoughtful touch.

The room is clean and tidy. The bedding is comfortable. The water supply is large and it is very comfortable to wash. Parking is convenient at the door. The service is super super super good. I upgraded the room type for free. After checking out, they also took the initiative to give bottled water and slippers for use on the road. This environment, this price, and this service are really worth it. I hope the price will not increase.

Baotou Shangri-La Hotel is simply amazing. The check-in experience is really good. Before I checked in, the hotel housekeeper Miss Bai Huimin called me in advance to arrange a satisfactory room for me. The front desk check-in attitude was also very good. The room facilities and equipment are very complete, the hygiene is particularly good, and a small gift with Inner Mongolia characteristics was given when I checked out. In short, it was a very good experience. I will definitely choose here next time!

A very satisfactory hotel. The room is very large, with two beds of the same size. The bedding is very comfortable. It is rare to sleep so well in a hotel. There is a desk in the room, and the children are just in time to catch up on their homework. The bathing area is very spacious and the room is very warm, which is very comfortable when it is cold. The washbasin is very large, with all the toiletries available, and there is a footstool for the children, which is really convenient. The only small suggestion is that there is no clothesline in the shower room, which is a bit inconvenient. The minibar is also great, with coffee, green tea and black tea every day. Service: Super good, I asked the front desk to heat up the remaining food, and they agreed immediately. It was delivered to the room in a short while. There are people greeting you when you go in and out, and giving small gifts to the children. There are hair bands, mouthwash, glasses wipes and other small things at the front desk counter, which are available at any time. It is very convenient. Hygiene: The aunt cleans very cleanly. The location is good, located in Jining New District, and it is convenient to take a taxi.

My hotel stay this time was a truly pleasant experience. The hotel staff were welcoming, and the check-in process was quick and efficient. The room was clean and spacious, well-equipped, and the bed was incredibly comfortable. Toiletries were also provided. The view from the revolving restaurant's window was particularly stunning, offering a wide and enjoyable panorama. The breakfast selection was extensive and tasty, providing a variety of options to suit different preferences. Overall, I was very satisfied with this stay and would highly recommend it. It offers great value for money.

Ranked #1 on Trip.com? My actual stay was quite disappointing. This was my second business trip to Hohhot. I saw that the Wanda Vista Hohhot had good ratings on Trip.com, and it was even listed as the top-ranked hotel in the area. So, I specifically booked one night to experience it. However, after checking in, I must say I was quite let down. First, when booking, I clearly stated my room preferences: non-smoking, away from the elevator, and quiet. These are very basic requests. Yet, when I checked in, almost none of them were taken into account. The room assigned was very close to the elevator, and the overall environment was far from quiet. I stayed on the 16th floor, and the soundproofing was very poor. I could hear the wind outside while sitting by the window, and at night, there was a 'thump-thump-thump' sound, like low-frequency music, which I suspect came from nearby entertainment venues. Additionally, the elevator chimes near the door were frequently audible, 'ding-dong, ding-dong,' significantly affecting my rest. For a five-star hotel, this level of soundproofing is quite unacceptable. Let's talk about the price. Many other five-star hotels in Hohhot can be booked for around 400 RMB, whereas my twin room here was about 500 RMB, a whole 100 RMB more expensive. However, from the perspective of hardware facilities and overall experience, I didn't feel it was any better than other hotels. The hotel opened in 2015, so the overall decor is a bit dated. The carpets and furniture in the room looked a bit old. The glass tabletop on the desk even had noticeable chips and damaged edges, which not only looked old but also posed a slight safety hazard, potentially cutting one's hand. Another aspect that contributed to a less-than-ideal experience was the desk being cluttered with instant noodles and snacks, all for a fee, and not cheap either. Many hotels typically offer some simple complimentary fruits, but here, it felt more like a display of items waiting for guests to consume, which frankly wasn't a good impression. The front desk service was also quite ordinary; they didn't proactively confirm my room preferences during check-in. If I had to mention a positive, it would probably be its proximity to Wanda Plaza, making dining and shopping convenient. But if that factor is disregarded, considering the price and overall experience, I personally don't think it offers good value for money. Previously, I stayed at the Crowne Plaza Hohhot City Center, also a five-star hotel, which was nearly 100 RMB cheaper, but the overall service, facilities, and living experience were much better. So, for friends planning to book a hotel in Hohhot in the future, here's some advice: If you're considering this hotel solely because it's ranked #1 on Trip.com, I suggest checking reviews on other platforms and making a comprehensive judgment. Based on my stay, I personally wouldn't recommend it.

Among hotels near the airport, this is probably the best choice for business travelers. It's affordable, offers airport shuttle service, and is just a few minutes' drive from the airport. There's a restaurant on the second floor where you can order lunch and dinner, and they'll even deliver it to your room.

Great location, one of the best hotels in the city. Parking was easy underground and the staff were welcoming and friendly. The room had a great view of the city and was incredibly clean. Overall; an excellent stay!

We were driving back to Beijing and decided to stop for a night in Hohhot. We're a group of three adults and one child, so I specifically looked for a suite or a room with one king bed and two single beds. After searching countless options on different apps (maybe I just didn't use them right), this was the only place I found that had what we needed. The price was quite high, probably due to the National Day holiday, but we figured we'd just go with it. When we arrived and parked in the underground garage, I was shocked by the mosquitoes, the smell of the grease trap, and the overall environment – I've never seen anything like it. The lobby was bustling, almost like the entrance to a shopping mall. The room had an older style of hotel decor, which I'm fine with. Once inside, I realized it was actually two rooms connected by a secret door that had been opened, essentially making it one large room. I feel like this should have been mentioned when I booked or at check-in. Also, the king-sized room had hot water for showering, but the twin room didn't have any hot water for a long time, though it was back in the morning. The breakfast was decent. Overall, it was okay; it's definitely a hotel in a bustling area with plenty of food and amenities right outside.

The breakfast was delicious, especially the lamb offal soup, which was incredibly fragrant. I was also incredibly lucky to encounter heavy snow, and seeing the rime frost weighing down the branches truly made me feel the harshness of the Northeast. The view outside the window was stunning, with the city lights shining brightly. The front desk even upgraded my room, and the service was exceptionally warm and welcoming. I'd also like to commend the shoe-shining cloth in the room, which was designed to fit on your hand – very convenient!